Police in Oklahoma said a group became irate after receiving the wrong order involving a hot dog and jalapenos.
Sonic Corp. signage stands on display outside a drive-in fast food restaurant in Charlotte, North Carolina, U.S., on Sunday, June 24, 2018. Photographer: Logan Cyrus/Bloomberg via Getty Images gA Sonic manager in Oklahoma has been hospitalized after being attacked over hot dog with jalapeños, authorities said.
Tulsa Police said on May 27, four people arrived at the fast-food restaurant to order jalapeño poppers and a hot dog at the drive-thru.One of the group members, Quantaurius Simmons, started arguing with the employees, and that was when the manager stepped in, according to police. Police said Simmons tried to enter the part of the restaurant that is closed to the public and the manager tried to stop him.
Authorities said that was when Andres "Bri" Brisco, who arrived with Simmons, joined the fight after still being upset at the order. Police said Brisco threw punches but ended up hitting Simmons more than she hit the manager. The suspects were tracked down at an apartment complex and were later arrested for aggravated assault and battery. All the news you need to know, every day
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